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Lieut. GRAYDoN's DIVORCE SuIr-A dispatch
from San Francisco says that Lieut.. James W.
Graydon, the well-known dynamite bomb lnven-
cure q divorce from his wife. In his complaint in
the suit begun by him few days ago In India
nap0lis, sworn to by him, he alleged that he did
not know where his wife was at the time that the
complaint was filed. AfIidavtts are now being
prepared In San Francisco stating that Mrs Gray
don has received letters from her husband within
the past two weeks and that he must at that time
have known her address. The affidavits will be
forwarded TO Indianapolis with a request that the
Lieutenant be arrested for perjury.
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A PROTECTION DEMOCRAT SAYS IT WILL Divide on
THE TARIFF ISSUE AND NOT PARrY LNR.
There is some undertake In political circles Of an
attempt 10 organize the next House OF Rspresen.
tatives upon the tariff issue instead OF
upon party Inca prominent PENNSYLVANIA
democrat trusted counselor and friend OF Mr..
Randall for many years past, said to STAB ~
porter: 'erhe next House viii be organhsu upon Q
protective basis The issue will be made there BE-
tween proteetionsts and frce-traders and the pro.
tectionists viii Organize. They do not intend 70
let the get control on the plea a party
fealty."
"Win not the organization be decided, - usual
In caucus7r inquired the reporter.
"No, sir" was the reply. 'The pfOtectaCaisk
democrats intend TO have some voice In the mat
ter
There have been rumors at different tines Of o
coalition between one faction OF democrats and
the republicans 10 control the Organization, but
very little credence has ever been given to them.
ANOTHER vIEw-''Tf's ALL Blow"
THR STAR reporter mentioned the threat OF tho
Pennsylvania democrat to q close friend Of NJ.
Carlisle and one OF the recognized leaders Of the
tarin- reform wing OF the party. "ltS all blow, -
he said. 'They will not attempt any coalition.
Anyhow, tt wouldn't be O bad thing for all Of
them who belong to the republicans Whsnever &c
comes to voting on the tariff to 60 over % them
bag and baggage. But they won't do it"
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PERsoNAL-MayOr Frances OF st. Louis and John
T. Monett, secretary St. Louis invitation commit.
tee, are at Willard's-G. A. Wenman OF New
y IorS, E. P. Goodwin Of Richmond, J. H. Saunders
kggs.-Ernest Foster B. F. Lee, and Herbert B.
Turner OF New York and J. c. Stout OF ST. Paul
are at the Arlington.-W. H. Hin,ze and z H
Potter or Elgin, Ill., and W. II. Pattan OF Pueblo
Col, are at The st. James.-Frank T. Patterson
and Chas Price OF North Carolina, n c. Manson,
1r., OF Virginia and Emil Snyder OF Boston are at
the Metropolitan.-O. s. FarQuar and B. E Car
penter OF OHIO, VIM. Carroll OF North Carolina and
j. Z. S. King or New York are AZ the National
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WAR on THE MoRNoNs--War on the Mormons
was renewed In south Carolina near the Georgia
York County, the Mormon stronghold visited
Richard darkness, a prominent Mormon convert,
tied him up, and gave him twenty i've lashes and
ten days to quit the country. It Is understood that
the Mormon missionaries near Augusta, Ca, have
been notified to emigrate within ten days In case
the Mormons don't 60 party Of vigtlantS win visit
them and hang them. Hardness was living with
three wives. York County Is q favof1te held for
MormOns, and many converts have been made
there.
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WOMANs STRANGE INFATUAnoN.-An ugly
anatr, which will probably eliminate In lynch
Ing, Is reported from Greenville County s. G. Mrs
Jewell, q handsome woman OF thirty three wife OF
William Jewell, one OF the most highly respected
farmers OF that section, has become infatuated
with q negro named William Williams. few
days ago she wrote to him, proposing an elope-
ment. This note was Intercepted and the matter
thus made public. On Thursday night about nifty
the avowed purpose OF lynching him, but he had
ned. AT last accounts the search was to be re-
peared, and It is supposed that she has Joined
Williams
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| GUAGER APPoINTED.-The Secretary Of the
! Treasury to-day appointed Z. B. Gothoron sauger
| for St. MaryS County, Md

The NEW HOTEL IN YELLOWSTONE PARK
BuRNED.-Capt. Harris, U. 8. A., the acting super.
intendent Of the Yellowstone Park, informs the
Interior Department that on the 18th OF July Che
new hotel at the Norris Geyser Basin was totally
destroyed by fire. Temporary buildings have been
constructed at this point for the accommodation OF
was caused by q defective chimney. This hotel
was built under lease granted to MI. ChaR Glib
son, of st, Louis
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THE WHITE MANS FRIrND.-Secretary Lamar
to-day presented to Chief Seltise OF the C9ur d.
Alene delegation Of Indians, now In the city, Q
silver peace medal, which has been the custom
OF the Department for some years to present to In
dians In recognition Of some merttorious set
Cllef Seltise has the reputation OF being the
white mans friend, and has kept his tribe from
the war-path ON various occasions when there has
Deen an uprising among the Northwestern Indiana
InlS delegation came here for the purpose
OF securing to q railroad company the right OF
way through reservation In Idaho. They found
dnat this could only be obtained from Congress-
They VIII return home tomorrow.
NAVAL ORDERs-Cadet Engineer John C. Leon
ard has been ordered to the Mohican per steamer
OF August 10. Assistant Engineer F. NJ Bennett
mas oeen detailed from the Trenton and placed ON
waiting orders.
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A Receiver for Toxyn Topics.

NEW YORK, July 25.-James E. Purnell has been
Company by Judge Donohue, Of the Supreme
Court, In suit brought by the attorney general
iOr dissolution OF the corporation on the ground Of
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The President to-day signed the commission Of
the following Officers OF the Navy who have ~
Gently been promoted: Commander, GEO. Z WIN
gate; lieutenant commanders, Seth NJ. Ackiey
and Chas. T. Hutchins; captain, Jno. c. Watson:
Heutenants Hamilton Hutchlns Lucian Flynn.
Jno. c. COlwell, Jno NJ. Bowyer, Valentine s. Nel.
son uunior gradel. and Jno. n. Orchard Qunior
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A CoLoRED CLERGYMAN SHoT.-W. b. Qattlin, the
cOlOred pastor OF the African Methodist Church Of
Starkville Miss, was shot and killed yesterday BY
Officers who were attempting to arrest him. It q
recognized as quite an unfortunate homicide, as
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The creditors OF Mackey and Small, the New
York coffee merchants who suspended lately, have
agreed TO accept 70 cents On the dollar in settle.
U'ent, and the firm will be retnStated and soon
resume business Oh the floor.
GOunod's new mass, Joan OF Arc, was performed
yesterday at the Rheims cathedral
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vtoleut volcautc Eruns,on.

MALTA, July pa violent volcanic eruption has
occurred on the island OF Galita. OF the coast OF
Algeria Streams OF lava are issuing from the
Crater Of the volcano, and the glare Of the flames
emitted Is visible for SO miles
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sales Of Real Estate.

Anna M0ntegrn0 has bought OF Lettie r. McIn-
tire for g 600 pt lot Is sq 2sS 2oek by oo feet.
on y, between 18th and 18th streets northwest.
OF Cardinal Gibbons, the property bought some
year.. ego by Rev. Matthias Ally, OF st Mary's
church, which the latter disposed Of by Will leov.
ing IL 70 his church. II isl0cated on 9th, K, and
4 Streets n0rtheast, and contains over $4,000 feee
OF ground nearly the entire square
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Young MRS BLAINEs BROTHER RENoyRp-A dis.
patch from Augusta, Me-, says that Frank Nevtns.
brother to Mrs j. g. Blaine, IT,, received from
washington q notice that his services as clerk to
Superintendent Lombard, Of the new public build
ing in that city, would be no longer needed.
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a Consular APpOinsuaent.
The President to-day appointed Charles Chaitle
Long, Of New York, to be secretary Of legation
and consul general at Corea
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BARRACKS FOR THE CAvALRY AT Fons NYrR-The
Secretary Of War has approved the recommends
ton OF Gen. Sheridan for the allotment OF coo
Ot the barracks and quarters funds to be used for
the Improvements necessary to change Fort Myer
Into cavalry post. The work will be commenced
at an early day by the Quartermaster Generals
department.. Anew new barracks and new stables
will be constructed.
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AN OUTSIDE REPORT FROM KEY WEsT.-State
Health On1cer Rutherford, or Texas says the yell
low FEVER at Key West is OF the most malignant
type ana spreading Its appearance so early in
tne season. the doctor thinks, bodies no good for
New Orleans and the Mississippi Valley, and he
says the most rigid quarantine should be estab-
uShed against the infected ports.
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GREAT DAMAGE BY SToRMs-The storms OF Fra.
day and saturday caused great deal or destruc.
ton In various parts OF the country. The cloud
burst or Friday morning last at Great harrington,
Mass, old much damage Twenty-three bridges
were washed away besides grist-mills, dams and
factories There are washouts In spots firty feeQ
long and ten feet deep. Only one man was killed
The barge Theodore Perry was lost on Lake on.
tar10 and the captain, a crew Of four, and two
young men from Saginaw, Mich, were drowned.
The Raritan River, New Jersey, oyerfiowed ita
N. H., the highways and lowlands were flooded.
fully five inches OF rain falling. There Is wash
out eleven feet deep on the fitchburg road, near
Erving, Mass. The Connecticut River is very high.
Highways are badly damaged and many bridges
were swept away. A great part or the hay cruz
In New Hampshire has been spoiled, and several
highway bridges are In danger OF being carried
away.
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RANGE OF THE THKRAoXETER-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: q
NJ, IS; 2 p. H., SO; maximum, 80; minimum, rs
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Joen HOLMES 10 DE BAILRD.-Mtss Josie Holmes
the young Cincinnati woman who figures In the
Fidelity Bank case, through the kindness OF Mar
shal Urner, visited her mother at her home on
ShtlNto street, Avondale, Saturday, accompanied
by Deputy Marshal Costello MA Holmes was
sick when her daughter was arrested and since
then has grown worse. Yesterday she was not ex-
pected 10 i've. She begged hard 70 see her daugh-
ter. who remained with her mother over an hour
number OF business men, who have taken an In
terest In the fair Exchange clerk, have consented
70 60 on her bond, and IL Is likely that she wiz be
RELEASED
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DIED OF AN INSECTS BTTE.-A four-months-old
Child OF Constable holloway, OF Middletown, n. Y,
was bitten on Thursday By a mosquito or spider.
Its wrist and arm began to swell, and saturday it
died In great agony. Physicians say death re-
suited from bloOd-poisoning, Occasioned by the
bite
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCl1ON SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
REGULAR BALE OF FURNITURE. 10.
BAY MARE. WORKS In ALL HARNESS;
TOP EXPRESS WAGON.
TWO NEW TOP BU9GIES,
HARNESS. &C.
AT OUR SALESROOMS.
NINTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
TUESDAY MORNING,
JULY 90,
AT TEN O'CLOCK. IL
~ REAL ESTAT AT BRIGHTWOOD, D. C.

4 thANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTAT E AT BRIGHTWOOD, D. c.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of -
the District Of Columbia, passed fr Equity cause
No; 10000. Docket %. on the 10th day of Aay.m1
D. 1887, the undersigned Trustees will offer for sale
ST q & @ 81 she
1887, at HALF.PAST FIVE t6:3O) O'CLOCK P. II.
the following described real estate, situate in the
county of Washington in the District Of Columbia.
being known and designated on the plst for said
the ssia District q Peters Mi Scat formerly re
wood, in the District Of colambis. besinn,ns
lot ii =, ana running sSspss g dss:. v: SPY
perch thence 80 deg, g. $3.50 perches 70 road
thence n 90 deg. VIA. 10 perches to the place Of
penning, containing five go scres Of land, more or
less. improved by frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: One third Cd Of the purchase money
IN cash. one.th1rd % In year, and one third 90
IN tWO years from the dsy OF sale s cssh. at the
Opon OF the purchaser the said deferred payments to
pc secured by deed Of trust upon the said described
real estate and to draw interest the rate Of Per
cenfum per annum. The Of 400 will be required
OF the pure 1t the time of sale, aud If the p-
CHASER shall fail to comply with the Of sale
within ten O days after said sale the said TrustAes
the right to resell ut the risk cost Of the
defaulttng purchaser.
CHAPLIN BROWN,
323 ~ street n. w., e.-,,s+s..
FRANKLIN H. MACKEY, AA"se''
o-o -. sos street n. w.
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auct. 936 F 81. jy25-dkds
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TIE END OF A FAMOUS LAwsUTT.-The old Mari.
posa grant suit, which has been In court twenty.
nve years, was dismissed In San Francisco last
week for want OF prosecutors. The suit was
brought by John G. Fremont and Others against
the Mar1posa Co. ana many land holders on the
grant The Marfposa tract came into possession
VI Fremont In 1856, and thirteen years latter be
bonded the property for $500, 600. Many OF the
DEFENDANTS In this suit owned these bofrds The
end OF this long litigation Is the preliminary step
IN the transfer OF this great estate which ad1ono
the Yosemite Valley, 70 a San Francisco syndicate
including senators Jones and Fair.
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An AUSTRIAN ENBEzzLER ARREsTED.-ChaS
NathanSon, an employe OF the Austrian post.
ONCE, was arrested on the steamer L. Champagne
on Sandy Hook saturday charged with embezziing
$So,o00. large amount OF the stolen FUNDS 10
French gold and American greenbacks were found
on him. search OF his trunks revealed q com.
plete set or disguises-among them several CON-
plete suits OF female apparel even to the under.
clothing, which WAS d the most extravagant
quality, He also had an old mans disguise, ana
IL was evident that he had made every prepare
ton against discovery. On the voyage out Nath.
anson had kept himself aloof from the other pas
6bngerS 50 much SO as To excite remark.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ONE nIAsEE WITH IVORY Pool AMP
COVERED LOUNGE AND 2 LEATHER Gov
SEAT CHAIRS, OAK AND WALNrT CANE-sEAT
fhn sMA g, GARP TAsES HSSSR
CLOCK AND. EBONY BRACKET, WEBSTER
DICTIONARY AND STAND. 2 WALNUT OF
FICE TABLES, PLATED WATER-PIICHER
BOB ks4stEkIs 1AkfE RTNSfA HB9HT
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, STOVES, TO.
GETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES OF VALUE
:, On THURSDAY MORNING, JULY TWENTY
EIGHTH. 1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
shall sell ut the clubrO1ms the Sd floor building
No 1113 street over Hendersons Wall Paper Es-
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWLING,
ty23-4t Auctioneer
~ CORNER THIRTEEN-AND-A-HALFA AND ID
STREETS SOUrHnE EST.
by virtue OF decree passed on the 22d day Of -
June, 1888. In the cause of Schneider Burke Him
Court Of the District of Columbia SHALL on WE'D
NESDAY, THE TWENrY-SEVENTH DAY OF JULY
1887, AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, In
front Of the premises offer for SALE public auction
the following real estate, situated in the District Of
Columbia, to wit Known and described on the ground
plan OF the city of Washington Lot letered in
the SUBDIVISION Of lots y and IL, III square 267
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the balance in
equal insalments at six and twelve months with in
terest at six cent secured by the
and deed OF trust all cash option of the
chaser deposit of 900 will be required the time
OF sale and II the terms Of sale are not complied with
within ten days the trustees the right to resell
1T the risk and cost Of the purchaser:
W. K. DUHAMEL, |
j. g. BIGELOW. trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS Amcts ,v1 a eohd.
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PERSONAL.

"ASHINGTON, u. c., JULY 20, 1887
w Ny dear wife Eliza Johnson home the 9TH
d July ON account OF l-treatlneit VI tale
bearing, which found since 10 be false DO care
Tor the money. 1t Is you. my dear, wish once
uIOre- us pistol : away with and my drinking
Is acquitted II you this advertisement please
return the results 10 Your afiecuonate husband,
SAM Ell JOHNSON,
It, 1715 East Capitol st.
SSn CASH TO ANY ONE Who WILL FIND ME
sCcV EmpIOymens messenger, watchIan, or
similar position. strictly temperate and relia-
be fairly educated have good and
can give security Address OFFICE, Star office IT.
IN ACCOUNT OF IHE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
Jus We are prepared 70 yay full value for Gents
Second hand Clothing Address Gail at STHS
OJd stand tls u - NV jylb-Gm
6uyIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Anssrrs send lDc. to bookstores or TO
> ". FLISS, A II. Ivy Institute
Nl-lm' south sth a Il
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
BROS, AucssOneer..
Ut W. ksai Estate Auctionser, ese F st.


,yaa.s. OSCAR 4 :. H3ss e
G1o' w. s1'ck E!.1 Estate Aue..on.er ese 81.
1hEsSEEg s1H q He $y x 1ssH4zEP
a1 H S!, si ss :. ;ss SsS
reIuest Of the party secured thereby We Win oGer tor
z 6i r Of s1 q ss !. "
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real estate
81 :: a
IT, hunt
TeH AID three 93 e the same T. rssOrdsd il ber
es q cSiuneis mpr S 81 house g No 70. s rs
street northwestl
s Ss oas
ga oS Ss
the right to sell the said houses separately A.
Terms Of sale one.haf 70 cash: balance in two {2)
eh,ss or A.; year. to suit convenience Ef the
posi Of 800 viii be required on each piece Of prop
Be- ss
81 S t1s M
i's's'. s5SE Hs Il THfAh5aSaSs55: 81.
FHh 4hSxE sAs Il 1872 70
r,s~.ss.s. GEO. W. srIcKNEY.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctoneers.
COMFoRTABLE Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING,
icIS x EN-
,,on. o. ''s ,"s' segAEE a
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SECRETARY LAMAR returned to-day from Macon,
Ca, where he went to attend the wedding OF his
daughter.
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THE q. s. S. THETIs sailed Saturday from Mon.
tevtdeO for Valparaiso.
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A P0vv.wOw with the Great Father.
Chief Seltice and four sub chiefs OF the CoBur
d. Alene Indians. who are In the city from Idaho
had an audience with the President this after.
noon TO ask his assistance In securing to them
their rights 70 certain lands In Idaho They were
accompanied by Gen. Upehaw and Commissioners
WRIGHT and Andrews.
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LYNCHKD FOR KILLING HIS CHILD.-Lee Shellen-
berger who was In jail at Nebraska City, Mo-, I'M
der sentence OF death for fatally beating his nine.
yearOid girl last fall was lynched yesterday morn
Ing. The party which did the work was composed
OF determined farmers from the vicinity OF Shell
lenberger's former home. They organized near
the cemetery south OF the city, and at about 30
in the morning marched to the JAIL broke it open
after an hours hard work, took the prisoner out
and hanged him to q tree.
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DOWNFALL OF A PACIFIC COAST BELLK.-Mrs
julia Ferenald. once the wife OF prominent stock
broker. was committed TO an insane asylum In
San Francisco Saturday. About twelve years ago
social sensation was caused by her arrest on the
young man about town. She was acquitted, but
the revelations In court ruined her reputation.
She took to drink, and for years had been q fire.
Quent inmate OF the prisons here and at Oakland
Her husband tried OFTEN to reform her and gave
bail regularly for her until he lost his money He
DIED about two years ago, and now his once beau
tiful wife has become q total wreck
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STEVE BRopIE kSocKED oUT.-Steve Brodie, the
Brooklyn bridge Jumper, tried his hand at prize.
hghting at an early hour yesterday and was badly
pu;nmeled by Joe Ridge, the light -weight Cham.
pion OF Pennsylvania. The night took place on Q
boat ten miles up the aonongahela River, and wac
purse OF 500 and the entire gate receipts Ridge
weighed liz pounds, and Brodie l3O Seven rounds
were fought lasting twenty minutes and Is said
by the spectators 10 have been one OF the gainest
they ever witnessed.
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,,BALTIMoREs ND. July 25.-Cotton nominal-mid-
ding, log. Flour dull and nominally straightforward
greet and western super 35a2 80: DO. extra. 500
800; do extra 5sS Rio brands. 4s7s4 IsS
Wheatseuthern easy and fairly active: red. soas3
snber, S2aS4; western lower and quiet; No. winter
red SPOT ard July 5s1 bid August 7ss75ss: septem-
steady and drm white, 5Oa53 yellow. 47a4s western
tember, 46a46A. Oats dli-southern aud Psnns s
yanla, 33a37; western white 36aS8 western mixed
34aSs. Eye sts s 55aS9 Hay qnietprime e
moderate inquiry Mess pork. 16:0oal79O Bulk
s sssSn sssspasf; clear 6 sides sH
sst.sn pasasd sfssmss 7s2 Ess
aaal-nio c:rSoes ordinary to fair. lSss20k, Sugar
Whisky quiet and steady: Freights
az 21S ,hscsap.s-acuS Sos barrels: West
bushels Shipments-n0ur, 1904 barrels wheat,
300 bushels. Saaes-wheat. 38l, 500 bushels corn
Chicago Markets.
lexer Tor August q 5sS. and gradually picsed up
advanced to 37k; Oats were weaker. at 2i4a24H for
started 1t 500 aud quickly sold up to 8I2k
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Now York Stock NIarke
Name.
NVH&

The following are the opening and loo pm prices
II the New York Stock Market ~ reported by special
wire to II. u. Dodge. $50 10th street:
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PTcHK1 1oKRn NOT SoLD.-Pitcher Morris viii
not play in New York. Yesterday, after consulta-
tt0n between Mutr1e. President Nimick and Mana
ger Phillips all negotiations came to an end.
MutFie arrived at Ptttsburg with g. 600 check In
his pocket, expecting TO take Morris home with
him, according 70 agreement with Nimick, but
left without his man. He would have got Morris
had the Pttcsburgs been able TO get Beasttn OF Al
lentown, but al the decker with that club fell
through PlttSburE would not release Morris, and
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Mr.. BIAISE's PLASs.-Mr. Carnegie at Bridge q
Earne, Scotland, has made the following state
ment regarding Mr.. Blaine: ''Of course VIC don't
know definitely, but MI. Blaine and his family are
10 make little excursion OF three days 10 the
land OF Burns and the Trosachs. Mr.. Blaine YOU
understand, comes back here AFTER doing burns
country. In the course OF tie next four months
we are TO have fOur-in-hand drag tour around
Aberdeenshre highlands"